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1 hour ago, DianaB said:If I was able to join you for lunch close to your homes in Canada (please don’t panic, this is very unlikely) what would we eat as a typical Canadian meal?
If there is such thing as a typical Canadian meal I have no idea what it is. One can easily resort to clichés – – fresh seal liver, blubber, poutine, buttertarts, maple syrup. The list goes on but certainly none of them would show up on my typical lunch menu.
1 hour ago, DianaB said:If I was able to join you for lunch close to your homes in Canada (please don’t panic, this is very unlikely) what would we eat as a typical Canadian meal?
If there is such thing as a typical Canadian meal I have no idea what it is. One can easily resort to clichés – – fresh seal liver, blubber, poutine, buttertarts, maple syrup. The list goes on but certainly none of them would show up on my typical lunch.
